American Grove
District Department of Transportation’s Urban Forestry Administration
Website: http://americangrove.org/dc/
Location: Washington, DC
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Latest Activity: Apr 25
Happy Arbor Day from American Grove! Join Casey Trees’ Executive Director, Mark Buscaino, online this Friday morning - Arbor Day - for…Continue
Started by Administrator Apr 25.
An analysis conducted by American Forests and funded by the U.S. Forest Service's Urban and Community Forestry program just named the District of Columbia as one of the top cities for urban forests…Continue
Started by Ian Leahy. Last reply by Druish Princess Feb 5.
There is no shortage of pictures – a number of which I've taken myself – of children planting trees with big smiles on their faces, maybe singing a song as they go. Or perhaps the picture is of…Continue
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Started by Ian Leahy. Last reply by Administrator Jan 3.
When most people think of “forestry”, they have some vague concept involving lots of flannel, chainsaws, beards, and calls of “timber!” Most also grasp that there’s a specific outcome desired,…Continue
Started by Ian Leahy. Last reply by Ian Leahy Nov 27, 2012.
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Comment by Administrator on October 18, 2012 at 2:35pm Washington Yu Ying PCS posts some great news about a emerging Urban Forests. Check out t...
Hello again, The Grove!
We here at Yu Ying have been working hard on the final cleanup and replanting for 2012, in our Nature Center. Our one acre lot is now (almost) free of trash and permeable paths have been installed to allow students a safer and more beautiful walk to the school. Our number one goal has been to create a fully functioning, educational urban forest for our students to learn from, but we are also happy to announce that our new paths allow our students to be dropped off behind the school instead of on the very busy street in front of the school, provided a much needed functional benefit.
Since our last post, we have also done a round of replanting with all native species of understory species and a few new trees. Thanks to a lot of very muddy volunteer hours from our staff and parents, we have planted almost 300 new plants, including dogwoods, different viburnum, ferns, spicebush, a lot of different forest-edge flowers and plants that will work to produce nectar and attract more wildlife. We'll be posting pictures of our new plantings as we get the time.
Also...we wanted to leave a special thank you to all of our partners that have provided advice, volunteer hours, funding or materials thus far: US Forest Service International Programs, University of Minnesota, Earth Sangha, Project Learning Tree, DC Department of the Environment, Hands On DC, Indiana University DC Alumni and our amazing parent community who has been patient with us and helped throughout the entire process.
Comment by Thea M. Wiggins-Clark "TC" on September 5, 2012 at 11:00am CONGRATS KATIE & JOSH!!! {@ CASEY TREES ~ WASHINGTON DC}
TWO STAFF RECEIVE ARBORIST CERTIFICATION | Arborist-Auditor Katie Heffernan and tree planting crew member Josh Singer passed their International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) exams and are now certified
arborists.
The new certifications bring the total number of ISA-certified arborists on staff to eight.
{via CaseyTrees Newsletter: The Leaflet}
Comment by Thea M. Wiggins-Clark "TC" on August 30, 2012 at 11:46am September 29th: 14th Street Southeast Washington, DC 20003 (closest metro stations: Potomac Ave. and Stadium Armory)
Heyyyy Grove-Family!!! Please COME HANG-OUT WITH US!!! ~ We are soooo looking forward to meeting-up with YOU!!!
Here's to the GreenAppleTrees @Payne Elementary!!!
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